Sentence examples for unfavourable distribution from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that the longer transit time in the human GI tract and possible unfavourable distribution of Peyer's patches and M-cells necessary for the uptake of the starch particles require a more stable formulation.

Socio-ecological theory (Emlen & Oring 1977) suggests that unfavourable distributions of fertile females in either time or space are the main constraints on male monopolisation potential.

Non-breast cancer survivors had a significantly (P value=0.005) more unfavourable stage distribution (62% stage II and III) than breast cancer survivors (32% stage II and III).

Cox modelling showed that the outcomes for patients in the United Kingdom were attributable at least in part to unfavourable stage distribution.

Studies relating maternal smoking during pregnancy with direct measures of body composition in the offspring might be important since adverse body composition and especially unfavourable fat distribution are important contributors to metabolic syndrome outcomes [ 14].

If the reduction per pass was too small, there were only a local deformation and the unfavourable stress-strain distribution could found in the transverse section of the wires.

Scarce resources, often poor quality, unfavourable temporal and spatial distribution and competing stakeholders characterise the water resources in this region.

It is hoped that this approach will provide information to help determine a rational dosage regime for future studies and will also lead to early termination of the development of agents that have unfavourable bioavailability, metabolism or distribution.

To assess whether bFGF genotypes are associated with unfavourable progression of NHL, distributions of bFGF alleles and genotypes were compared among patients with different clinical characteristics and IPI.

Finally, we also assessed the distribution of various unfavourable SNP genotypes in patients exhibiting a PD vs SD, PR or CR as their best response.

One major limitation of the technique is the frequently unfavourable tumour-to-non tumour distribution of radiolabel, due to the pharmacokinetics of the MoAb, and the binding to non-specific tissues (Goodwin, 1987; Goodwin et al, 1988).